tailieunhanh - OVERVIEW OF GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY

In addition to the effect this may have on the woman, this could damage staff morale and is a serious challenge to recruitment and retention of midwives whose primary professional motivation is to care for women22. Looking to the maternity service of 2020, it is likely that the number of women with complex medical and obstetric conditions will continue to rise. As midwives will continue to coordinate care for all women, whether or not they have straightforward pregnancies, it will be essential for them to develop the skills to engage with women in encouraging healthy lifestyles, and also working across health and social care services to support vulnerable women. | Overview of Gynecologic Oncology The Blue Book R. Kevin Reynolds MD 11th Edition Revised February 2010 obgyn gynonc Gyn Cancer Center Answer Line 800-865-1125 Contents Gyn Tumors Page Breast Cervical Cancer 6 Endometrial Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia 24 Ovarian Sarcomas 44 Vaginal Vulvar Cancer 53 Associated Treatment Modalities_ Nutrition Fluid and Electrolytes 66 Radiation Chemotherapy 75 Perioperative Tools and Equipment for the Art of Surgery 108 Appendix Out-of-Date Staging GOG Toxicity Criteria 125 Performance Web Resources 130 Special thanks to William Burke MD and to Catherine Christen PharmD Favorite Quotes Statistics are no substitute for judgment. Henry Clay A leading authority is anyone who has guessed right more than once. Frank A. Clark Well done is better than well said. Ben Franklin Trust me. I m a doctor Donald H. Chamberlain MD To err is human to repeat the error is sometimes cause for concern. Good surgery is like a ballet George W. Morley MD Try not. Do or do not. There is no try. Yoda If your ship doesn t come in swim out to it. Jonathan Winters Gyn Onc Overview Page 1 R. Kevin Reynolds MD Breast Cancer I. Incidence Most common cancer of women in US. 212 000 new cases in 2006 with 40 970 deaths Jemal . Incidence increasing 1-2 annually. Average lifetime risk of developing breast cancer is 10 . II. Epidemiology A. Risk factors 1. Cumulative Likelihood of Developing Breast Cancer By Age And Risk Factors Relative Risk Coefficient Age 1 2 5 20-40 20-50 30-50 30-60 40-60 40-70 50-70 50-80 60-80 Risk Factors 1 Menarche 14y no breast biopsies first birth 20y no first degree relatives with breast cancer 2 One first degree relative with breast cancer .

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